Tag: ether
The NFT Carbon Footprint Is Greatly Exaggerated – A Comment
With the rise of digital art and other forms of NFTs, a heated discussion has erupted surrounding the carbon footprint of non-fungible tokens. Several...
Electro Swing Artist Parov Stelar To Release Series Of NFTs
Austrian DJ and electro swing artist Parov Stelar will release a series of NFTs surrounding his new musical project Voodoo Sonic. The first piece...
Ether Cards Prepares To Start Their NFT Membership Token Sale Tomorrow
We are now only one day away from one of the most highly anticipated events within the booming sector of non-fungible tokens and digital...
How To Use The AAVE Platform: A Complete Guide
Aave is one of the oldest and most liquid DeFi lending protocols out there. According to DeFiPulse, it is currently the second-largest DeFi protocol...
Fashionably Late: PayPal Finally Joins The Crypto Industry
PayPal has finally decided to join the crypto industry, and it will soon start allowing users to buy and sell coins.
Initially, PayPal...
Binance Blocks Transaction With ETH Stolen From Upbit
In a recent tweet, Binance’s CEO Changpeng Zhao, also known as CZ, communicated users about funds that were being moved from a crypto wallet...
Burger Kings In Venezuela Will Accept Cryptos As Payment In 2020
Venezuela is known as a very controversial country, with a financial and social crisis that’s been hitting the place for the last few years....
China’s Great Firewall Blocks Access To Etherscan
Aligning with its plans to further block cryptocurrencies in the country, China has added to its Great Firewall a new domain, blocking access to...
IDAX Exchange CEO Goes Missing
After IDAX Exchange decided to close its operations in China, many users quickly began moving their digital assets around. The company itself decided to...
Hackers Steal Almost 50 Million Dollars From UpBit
UpBit, the major South Korean cryptocurrency exchange, was hacked. According to a Tweet published by Whale_Alert, 342,000 Ether (ETH) were just moved from UpBit’s...
